Adoption d'un arrêté royal interdisant l’importation de produits provenant des colonies israéliennes !
Imparfait et tardif, il permet cependant à la Belgique, avec les Pays-Bas et l'Espagne, de mettre la pression sur l'UE
👉https://t.co/dEjlbeMkqZ
Another huge march against the GENOCIDE in Gaza
Again the Jewish Bloc is very large and determined
Here Holocaust survivor descendants against genocide
📍Belfast, 1984
Young lads continuing to play hurling despite the fact that British gunmen are patrolling their street
A picture that captures the spirit of Irish resistance
“We support Argentina in so many ways, including tomorrow. I don’t hide that I’m rooting for Argentina. I think most Israeli citizens are rooting for Argentina.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed his support for Argentina ahead of today’s World Cup final, highlighting what he described as the strong ties between the two countries.
“We should never underestimate the lengths that the British state will go to silence and crack down on dissent and non violent protest... We made this film, The Day Innocence Died, about the aftermath of a civil rights march... and the British state responded by opening fire and murdering 14 people.”
In a vital conversation, co-director Richard York of the Rainbow Collective breaks down the cyclical nature of state oppression. The Day Innocence Died documents the immediate legacy of the Bloody Sunday massacre—a moment where a community marching for equal rights and better living conditions under military occupation was met with lethal state violence.
York warns that the historical lengths the state went to then are directly mirrored in the present day. As modern public authorities increasingly weaponize the courts to hold peaceful climate, anti-war, and human rights protesters on extended remand or threaten them with severe terror charges, the message remains clear: state self-preservation always target dissent first.
https://t.co/x1gmpa1Q92
📍 London
📅 13 July 2026
#TheDayInnocenceDied #BloodySunday #RainbowCollective #CivilRights #StateOppression ProtestRights FreeSpeech IrishHistory TheCanary IndependentJournalism
Footage @financialeyes Ranjan Balakumaran
🚨 Breaking - We're outside Congress House to tell new Labour leader Andy Burnham that we demand comprehensive sanctions on Israel including an arms embargo.
United Auto Workers (UAW) becomes first major US trade union to vote to divest from Israel Bonds.
We call on unions across North America to follow the UAW's lead, and to join forces with workers across the country and world who refuse to be complicit in atrocity crimes and grave human rights violations.
Norway is leading the push to suspend Israel from FIFA. The campaign is being led by the Norwegian Football Federation and its president, Lise Klaveness, a former national team player, lawyer, and UEFA executive committee member.
Instead of calling for boycotts, Klaveness is pushing football's governing bodies to act. She says the rules should be applied equally: if Russia was suspended after invading Ukraine, Israel should face the same consequences.
Norway has backed efforts to suspend Israel from FIFA over the genocide in the Gaza Strip, discrimination against Palestinian athletes, and Israeli football clubs playing in illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank.
🚨 We're marching for Palestine again and we need YOU to help us make it happen!
Please click the link below to sign up to be a steward at our march for Palestine on 18 July. 🇵🇸
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"The British Museum must urgently answer serious questions about its unacceptable removal of references to Palestine. Our national institutions must not take part in the erasure of Palestinian history"
- Richard Burgon, Labour MP for Leeds East
https://t.co/JNxEV7WJqX
The often mentioned $3.8 billion the US sends to Israel each year in military funding, as part of its MOU, is only a tiny fraction of the real cost that US taxpayers actually pay to finance and arm Israel’s endless wars of aggression, war crimes, military occupation, apartheid and genocide.
Leading economists, including Harvard war budgeting expert Linda Blimes, estimate the Iran war will exceed $1 trillion – yes, you’ve read it correctly! – in long term costs to US taxpayers.
The US could be funding schools, healthcare, housing and jobs for its people, but has instead chosen to fund Israel’s wars.
$1 trillion for Israel’s wars, austerity and rising costs for US taxpayers – not to mention US complicity in international crimes. Escalate BDS pressure to end all forms of US complicity!
Count Binface's chances of winning the Clacton by-election have increased overnight
Ladbrokes now give him a 17% chance!
Reform UK - 1/8
Count Binface - 5/1
50/1 bar
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The funeral of Iran's slain supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei could see a total of 12mn to 15mn visitors across days of events, making it one of the largest funerals in modern history. https://t.co/kjKyhKtkew